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Definition of seamanship in English: seamanshipnoun ˈsiːmənʃɪpˈsimənˌʃɪp mass nounThe skill, techniques, or practice of handling a ship or boat at sea. 驾船本领；航海技能 junior officers were trained in the rudiments of seamanship and navigation his bravery and seamanship Example sentencesExamples - I thought you knew all there was to know about seamanship already? ‘she smiled.’
- I'm willing to bet I'll have a need to learn better seamanship, as I know he'll want me to accompany him next time he heads for the southern continent.
- It was during Frederik's tutorial on seamanship that Claire delivered the surprising news.
- In all his readings of seamanship and knots he had never found himself moved to tears, unless from boredom.
- Other state-supported institutions provide advanced training in nursing, engineering, commerce, and seamanship.
- Henceforth he would have to rely on his seamanship to navigate.
- Daniel Defoe was knowledgeable and proficient in seamanship, he understood the workings of a ship and the skills required for its operation.
- Still, Walker wondered why a boy with so little training in seamanship had stolen away to sea.
- Getting a good start was imperative to finish in the top 10 and this meant some cunning seamanship around the start boat to ensure a clean start.
- Furthermore, this glimpse of history is not a familiar one to any but a most dedicated student of history or seamanship.
- His incompetence, both in terms of seamanship and leadership, led to the grounding of the Medusa and encouraged the panic that swept those on board.
- His lack of experience and seamanship, coupled with that outlandish ego, made him a terrible leader.
- I'm not much good for anything else,’ he added ruefully, hoping that an admission of his poor seamanship would mollify the other boy.
- The sinking may have been a result of overloading, poor seamanship or both.
Synonyms helmsmanship, steersmanship, map-reading, chart-reading, wayfinding
Definition of seamanship in US English: seamanshipnounˈsēmənˌSHipˈsimənˌʃɪp The skill, techniques, or practice of handling a ship or boat at sea. 驾船本领；航海技能 junior officers were trained in the rudiments of seamanship and navigation his bravery and seamanship Example sentencesExamples - Henceforth he would have to rely on his seamanship to navigate.
- Getting a good start was imperative to finish in the top 10 and this meant some cunning seamanship around the start boat to ensure a clean start.
- Still, Walker wondered why a boy with so little training in seamanship had stolen away to sea.
- The sinking may have been a result of overloading, poor seamanship or both.
- Other state-supported institutions provide advanced training in nursing, engineering, commerce, and seamanship.
- I thought you knew all there was to know about seamanship already? ‘she smiled.’
- I'm willing to bet I'll have a need to learn better seamanship, as I know he'll want me to accompany him next time he heads for the southern continent.
- Daniel Defoe was knowledgeable and proficient in seamanship, he understood the workings of a ship and the skills required for its operation.
- It was during Frederik's tutorial on seamanship that Claire delivered the surprising news.
- His lack of experience and seamanship, coupled with that outlandish ego, made him a terrible leader.
- Furthermore, this glimpse of history is not a familiar one to any but a most dedicated student of history or seamanship.
- I'm not much good for anything else,’ he added ruefully, hoping that an admission of his poor seamanship would mollify the other boy.
- In all his readings of seamanship and knots he had never found himself moved to tears, unless from boredom.
- His incompetence, both in terms of seamanship and leadership, led to the grounding of the Medusa and encouraged the panic that swept those on board.
Synonyms helmsmanship, steersmanship, map-reading, chart-reading, wayfinding
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